Among the well-known business women of the city is Dr. J. Isabel Mackay-Gliddon, who has attractive offices in the Owsley block. She has been in the state for some time past, having practiced in Great Falls previous to locating in Butte. Dr. Gliddon was born in Mount Carrol, Illinois, and having graduated from the Public High School of that city, and from the Mt. Morris Academy, went to the Lake Forest University, being the first lady student admitted to that institution. Her medical education was received in the Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, and after obtaining the degree of M.D., from that college she took post graduate courses in obstetrics and the puerperal diseases, in Chicago, and in maleria medica, in Philadelphia. After serving as one of the physicians of the Moody Medical Mission, in Chicago, she moved to Philadelphia, where she was the physician-in charge of the Woman's Homeopathic Hospital, of Philadelphia, and also lecturer in the Diseases of Children, in the Post Graduate School of Homeopathics in that city. About six years ago Dr. Gliddon came west, and for three years had a large practice in Telluride, Colorado, besides being health officer for San Miguel county; after which she spent some time in study and travel in England, Italy, France, Austria and Germany, and on her return to the United States located in Montana. Dr. Gliddon has state licenses to practice medicine in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Colorado and Montana.
(source: The Story of Butte by Guy X. Piatt, page 77. Butte, Mont. : Press of the Standard Manufacturing & Printing Co., 1897. https://archive.org/details/GR_3277/page/n83/mode/1up )
Among the well-known business women of the city is Dr. J. Isabel Mackay-Gliddon, who has attractive offices in the Owsley block. She has been in the state for some time past, having practiced in Great Falls previous to locating in Butte. Dr. Gliddon was born in Mount Carrol, Illinois, and having graduated from the Public High School of that city, and from the Mt. Morris Academy, went to the Lake Forest University, being the first lady student admitted to that institution. Her medical education was received in the Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, and after obtaining the degree of M.D., from that college she took post graduate courses in obstetrics and the puerperal diseases, in Chicago, and in maleria medica, in Philadelphia. After serving as one of the physicians of the Moody Medical Mission, in Chicago, she moved to Philadelphia, where she was the physician-in charge of the Woman's Homeopathic Hospital, of Philadelphia, and also lecturer in the Diseases of Children, in the Post Graduate School of Homeopathics in that city. About six years ago Dr. Gliddon came west, and for three years had a large practice in Telluride, Colorado, besides being health officer for San Miguel county; after which she spent some time in study and travel in England, Italy, France, Austria and Germany, and on her return to the United States located in Montana. Dr. Gliddon has state licenses to practice medicine in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Colorado and Montana.
(source: The Story of Butte by Guy X. Piatt, page 77. Butte, Mont. : Press of the Standard Manufacturing & Printing Co., 1897. https://archive.org/details/GR_3277/page/n83/mode/1up )
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